Komodo Aggressor
Location: Komodo
Rating: 4.8/5 (91 reviews)
About Komodo Aggressor
The Komodo Aggressor navigates the biodiverse waters of Komodo, providing access to its rich marine ecosystems for up to 16 guests.
Vessel Specifications
- Length: 29m
- Guest capacity: 16
- Nitrox: Available
Cabins
- Deluxe Stateroom (sleeps 2) — Twin — Experience the Deluxe Staterooms #2 and #3, situated on the lower deck. Perfect for individuals, both rooms feature two twin beds and a private en-suite bathroom. Enjoy ocean views through a classic p
- Master Stateroom (sleeps 2) — Convertible — Experience unparalleled comfort in Master Stateroom #4, positioned on the main deck. This luxurious space features one queen bed and a single bed. Guests will appreciate the private en-suite bathroom
- Balcony Suite (sleeps 2) — Twin — Indulge in exceptional comfort aboard the Komodo Aggressor with Balcony Suites #7 and #8, located on the upper deck. These elegant suites provide flexible sleeping options, featuring either two twin b
Itineraries
Komodo, Alor, and Banda Sea Expedition
Duration: 7-11 nights
This expedition traverses the heart of the Indonesian Archipelago, journeying from Komodo's vibrant reefs to the remote Alor and Banda Sea regions. Divers can anticipate encountering a remarkable diversity of marine life, including manta rays, sharks, and various reef fish amidst nutrient-rich currents. Expect a blend of drift dives along coral walls and explorations of volcanic rock formations, with conditions varying from sheltered coves to more exposed open water sites. This itinerary focuses
Komodo North & South (Labuan Bajo, 11D10N)
Duration: 11D10N
Embarkation: Labuan Bajo
This extensive 11-day itinerary explores the full breadth of the Komodo archipelago and ventures west to the dive sites of Sumbawa. The trip combines the high-voltage drift dives and fish-filled pinnacles of North Komodo with the famous manta ray cleaning stations and cooler, critter-rich waters of the south. Excursions to Sangeang's volcanic slopes and a trek to see the Komodo dragons complete this comprehensive adventure.
Sulawesi North to South (Lembeh (Bitung) → Kendari, 12D11N)
Duration: 12D11N
Embarkation: Lembeh (Bitung)
This 12-day crossing from North to Southeast Sulawesi is a journey through some of Indonesia's most diverse and remote underwater environments. Starting in the world-famous Lembeh Strait for unparalleled muck diving, the route travels through the Togian and Banggai Islands, offering a huge variety of diving. Expect everything from rare critters and vibrant coral reefs to action-packed shark encounters in a single, off-the-beaten-path adventure.
North Komodo (Labuan Bajo - Labuan Bajo)
Duration: 8 Days / 7 Nights
Embarkation: Labuan Bajo
This voyage on the Komodo Aggressor concentrates on the northern section of Komodo National Park and Banta Island, with diving primarily in the Sape Straits. The trip offers encounters with manta rays at Makassar Reef, diverse soft corals, and schools of fish like jacks and fusiliers. Other potential sightings include various sharks, dolphins, and macro life, culminating in a guided walk to see Komodo Dragons. Max guests on this trip: 16.
Komodo & Sumbawa (Labuan Bajo - Labuan Bajo)
Duration: 11 Days / 10 Nights
Embarkation: Labuan Bajo
Set sail from and return to Labuan Bajo for an 11-day journey, exploring the vast area covering Komodo National Park, Banta Island, Sangeang Volcano, and Moyo Island. This trip blends underwater adventures with land-based activities, including a trek on Gili Lawa Darat and observing a multitude of fruit bats on Satonda Island. Divers will discover brilliant soft corals, schooling fish, sharks, and outstanding macro life, highlighted by the underwater volcanic activity near Sangeang. A guided wal
Alor (Alor - Alor)
Duration: 10 Days / 9 Nights
Embarkation: Kalabahi, Alor
Our liveaboard trip explores the submerged worlds surrounding Alor and Wetar, islands within Indonesia's Lesser Sunda archipelago. This voyage highlights a diverse aquatic landscape, spanning from vibrant, shallow coral gardens to striking drop-offs and volcanic seafloors. The area is renowned for its plentiful marine fauna, encompassing a wide array of reef dwellers, sea turtles, and large pelagic species. Wetar, due to its remote nature, offers an untouched environment, perfect for spotting un